The Moriwaki Althea Honda Team is back in action next weekend, the “Enzo and Dino Ferrari” Circuit in Imola playing host to the WorldSBK season’s fifth round. It will be something of a home race for the squad with the Althea headquarters located just north of Rome, around three-hundreds kilometers from the historic track.

The Italian venue is also one of the favorites among Superbike fans, who flock to the track to enjoy the live action and take advantage of the many opportunities to meet their heroes around the paddock.

Leon Camier is looking forward to racing at a track he loves and, together with teammate Ryuichi Kiyonari, is counting on the southern European location for stable and hopefully warm weather after the havoc caused by the freezing and extremely variable conditions in Assen four weeks ago.

As usual, the race weekend will get underway with the first free practice session on Friday morning at 10:30 local time (CET).

Leon Camier 2

“I love Imola, it’s a really good track and I enjoy riding there. Having said that, I expect it to be tough to be honest. The layout is very physical and there are a lot of details we need to get right in terms of the bike’s setup. I think it will be a challenging weekend for us, but I’m definitely looking forward to it. Hopefully the weather will be warmer than Assen and allow us to take advantage of every session to prepare for the races. We’ll try our best and will see what happens.”

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“Imola is a track with a great racing tradition. It’s very different from Assen, with some ups and downs and technical sections with different corners, some tight and some fast. Hopefully the weather will be very different from the last round! I raced in Imola only once in the past, in 2009, and I’m happy to head back there now. It’s the team’s home race after all, so it’s important for us.”

Location Information

Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola Via Fratelli Rosselli, 2 4002 Imola (BO) – Italy info@autodromoimola.it

POLE POSITION LEFT
LENGTH 4.936 Km
CORNERS 22
RIGHT CORNERS 9
LEFT CORNERS 13

Records

Pole Record 1'45.180 (168,94 Km/h) C. Davies (Ducati Panigale V4 R, 2019)
Race Record 1'46.023 (167,60 Km/h) J. Rea (Kawasaki ZX-10RR, 2019) RC1
All Time Record 1'45.180 (168,94 Km/h) C. Davies (Ducati Panigale V4 R, 2019)
2019 Race 1 Winner J. Rea (Kawasaki ZX-10RR)
2019 Superpole Race Winner J. Rea (Kawasaki ZX-10RR)
2019 Race 2 Winner Cancelled due bad weather conditions